>>reporter: inside of the coffee shop, families from louden and fairfax county talked about the high cost of child care and healthcare. one new parent described the burden of not having mandatory paid leave for his wife when she had their baby. >> i just personally believe it's really, really important to give new mothers leave. >>reporter: wage and equal pay were concerns. >> what sorts of eff w >>reporter: clinton said the paycheck fairness act would help. >> there's not enough transparency in private sector payments. >>reporter: she said downward pressure on wages has come for activist shareholders who want employee costs cut. no one brought up donald trump's accusations that clinton is playing the woman's card. >> any woman that's talking about anything gets blamed for playing the woman's card and anything that has to do with gender equality, and you know, minimizing the wage gap and things like that, i don't think that's fair or relevant or in reality. >>reporter: in dine, wusa 9. >> hillary clinton l is refusing to respond to donald trump's recent comments that she was an enabl

as david discovered, seniors at a louden county school are looking forward to leaving a piece of their future behind. >> reporter: at first, it may look like an obsession. >> i think probably around 60 or so. >> reporter: who needs dozens of college sweatshirts? >> i love sweatshirts. it's my go-to on the weekends. >> reporter: meet denise, a biology teacher. >> i had to have a friend of mine come in and redo the closet. >> reporter: for denise, it's not really about need or making some fashion statement. rather, it's about them. her students. past and present. >> it's weird. you never pick up the sweatshirt without thinking about the kid. it started off as a kind of thank you to her. >> reporter: one of students, now a science teacher at dominion. she said it began as a way to honor a teacher always there to encourage. even after graduation. >> once you're one of her kids, you're one of her kids. you'll be one of her kids even when you're her colleague. i'm still one of her kids. >> reporter: that's how deknnis sees it. >> i have 20 worth of kids in this room. >> reporter: she still r

west of upperville, moving northeast toward harper's ferry, brunswick and western louden county. and we have the showers, there, and you can see, west of upperville, boy, route 17, you will run into some of those between upperville and millwood and occasionally some heavier showers as well. with scattered showers now, south and west of there. approaching culpepper. so this is going to head toward culpepper and falkier county and prince william and louden and fairfax. as we get into the middle and latedder part of the afternoon. so for us, we will get into the upper 50s, and might get 60, 61 if we're lucky. and then see the spotty to scattered showers, especially through the evening hours. and maybe some breaks overnight. allergy index, it didn't come in, it tree pollen high. gros is low. and weeds are absent and the mold spores it is kind of up there. on the high category. which you would expect with all of the rain we have been having. the temperatures are struggling, too. we have some low 60s out on the shenandoah valley. mid-50s though, south and east of us. and in town. and w

louden county, virginia, to go for republican and swing voters for women., older women because she's not gotten the millennials. that's where she's trying to fight the general election strategy. >> i want you to have the last word on women. you have spent a lot of time polling women for the republican party, trying to help them with their problems with the gender gap. how does donald trump fix this gender gap issue? >> he has to go on the issues. so far, i think if hillary clinton runs an idealogical and strict politics campaign, she could lose. she also has a problem with men. part of what donald trump says on the trump is machismo because hillary clinton has the reverse gender gap. and he has to fight her on the issues because the one thing that's not going to change between now and november is who is the outsider and who is the insider. and this does seem to be an outsi outsider's election. >> if he has to fight her on the elections, i don't know. >> where has she been for 30 year snz. >> we'll going to do a quick pause and then end game coming up. >> fi

again, there is a couple of showers, along the pennsylvania turnpike, back to areas like northern louden county, and potentially by 5:30 tomorrow, and quiet friday night. in fact, friday looks luke like a real good day. pleasant temperatures. temperatures in the 70s. the next weather maker for friday night into saturday, is coming here. so that by midnight, we have the rain moving in. and saturday morning, rain could be heavy at times, and can we get out of here for the afternoon? that is the question. because the preakness is saturday. and i think it is going to be wet, at least through midday, a yellow weather alert for saturday. today, the borderline weather alert, the showers north and west and cloudy 62. and 52 tonight with 40s in the 'burbs. and tomorrow, an isolated shower, mainly in the morning. and 69. and very pleasant on friday. and 74 degrees. it. and cool and damp on saturday. with rain at least through midday, if not lingering most of the day. and then we have isolated showers in the afternoon. sudden, through tuesday. we will be back after this. i've been blind since birth. i go

the district and prince george's county and louden points west and here is the activity. it is heavy and severe southwest of charlottesville and a couple of warnings. look at the lightning. indication of strong storms. so it goes like this. yellow weather alert for thunderstorms and the storm timetable. sttt if you would like. 7:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. and the threats damaging wind and hail and tonight is more the severe type and tomorrow wet, nuisance type. 10:00 tonight. the showers and storms. don't get fixated on where they are located on future cast and be advised you are looking at red and orange and you know they will be heavy in some spots temperatures mid 60s. by 3:00 a.m. i stopped it there leesburg to cull pepper and temperatures least all of the convection and storms. maybe residual showers east of 95 and prince george's county. by 9:00 in the morning cloudy and dreary and temperatures 69 downtown and 60 in manassas and the midnight time may have the high temperatures. maybe a couple of breaks in the clouds tomorrow and by evening more showers on the west with te

. >> the louden county sheriff's office is oreleasing a composit sketch they are hoping to will narrowearch. we found out cold case clues are being renewed. >> reporter: it is the case gone cold, but mike chapman is hoping that the new composite is going to lead to new arrests. >> and we technology and it will produce the results we want. >> reporter: the crime dates back to june of 1987, and this very street in east poplar road in sterling, police say that the man broke into one of the homes on this street, and around 4:00 in the morning, and abducked a 9-year-old girl an is sexually assaulted her. no matches from the dna left behind, and so when they turned to the lab to work on what they call the snapshot service. >> what it does to read the dna sample found at a crime scene and it will give some investigators some information on the person. >> she could not comment specifically on this case, but it is more with this sample, because it started with dna left on a dr. pepper bottle. >> somebody drang from it, and we produced this of the swab from that bottle. >> it started with the sk

metro area as we make our way to ward 730, we track scattered showers in louden county and frederick county and will track rain overnigon tomorrow's rain coming up at 11:25. these two teen-agers may be in maryland. if you see them, call police. 14-year-old rudy is on the left and 13-year-old facet lima is on the right. the two were seen taking a cab on wednesday night. >> and two men robbed a bank in alexandria. each time the robber has worn a different baseball hat. >> donald trump arrived on capitol hill early this morning to meet with republican leaders. he has sat down with speaker of the house paul ryan to talk about how to spa speaker ryan could comment within the hour. >> reporter: protesters gathered at the front door of republican headquarters. donald trump waved and gave a thumbs up as he walked in the back entrance to meat house speaker paul ryan. neither trump nor ryan spoke on the way into their closed door meeting but yesterday the speaker offered hope for unity. >> i really believe if we're going to be successful this fall, we have to unify our party, go forward with a

. >>> turning to campaign 2016, right in our own backyard today, hillary clinton was in louden county, as part of her breaking down barriers tour, the former secretary of state talking about the struggles that young families face, balancing the demands of work and home. one of those challenges involves caring for a newborn, paid family leave can provide crucial support for new moms. >> and i'm talking to the nurses there and i said, so, what are some of the issues you're seeing coming through the hospital t? and one nurse said just breaks my heart because when you're talking to these new young mothers and they have to go right back to work, and they don't have any time at all, you can just see how torn and upset they are. >> after her visit to the coffee shop in stone ridge today, tomorrow, she'll visit a day care center for young parents in the work force and talk to them about issues that are important to them. >>> meantime, if he reaches the white house, donald trump has the selected new jersey governor chris christie to lead his transition team, as he heads into the primaries unop

. >> as reporter david culver shows us, louden county detectives are hoping it brings new clues in a>> this is a come poz is it is from somebody in the office. >> it was a sip of soda that all allowed the doctor to create this. >> we took a swab from a dr. pepper bottle. >> they came up with a detailed p profile of the colleague. >> this person has fair or very fair skin, and trying to emphasize that they have a wider jaw and chin, and narrower, and more protruding nos person whose dna was youed to make it. this is dr. steve arminja. >> and the similarities in the brow and the chin, and the lighter color as predicted. in the the past, the dna that has failed to produce a match was of no value. with snapshot, the investigators can now use the dna to narrow the list, and generate leads, and avoid a case from going cold. >> cold cases like this one that mike chapman wants solved. they paid $4,000 to generate this suspect profile. >> well, it is worth it, because it is a young girl who was sexually assaulted and abducted. >>er the crime goes back 30 years to 1987, and right here to east

. >> authorities in louden county say they arrested a number of men trying to engage in sex acts with underage girls. two of the men arrested tried to meet the girls at a hotel. in one case they say the suspect arranged a meeting at a library and inside the man's car, investigators found a firearm, pepper spray, stun gun, brass knuckles and drug paraphernalia. two other men are facing child pornography charges. all of these cases happened during one week span, last month. it's new been one week since police say man went on the shooting spree killing two people within wounding two others at shopping centers in maryland. police say tordil shot and killed his wife tuesday. the next day they say he shot three people at montgomery mall killing e another woman in as pen hills. we posted a link. if you would like to help the victim's families, just search go fund me. >> you can be the one who helps solve a hit and run. someone saw what happened after a man was hit in the hid el of the street. the driver did stop but it is what happened after that that has neighbors so upset. >> this is chris

just today, louden county this composite, and you can see it is a cold case from 1987.he suspect in the case is accused of abducting and sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl from sterling, virginia, but it happened in june of 1987, and ahead on "news4 at 5:00," we will the show you how the technology works and how it is spreading through other areas of law enforcement within our xun ti. >> and a new school is specifically aimed at-risk kids, and some say that it is not giving all of them a fair shot. and why the local girls are not allowed to at the end. >> all of the week, you are cracking the code of secrets of better sleep. >> and power naps, and when to take them, and how >> a brand-new rule about weapons at schools is getting a closerer look. a school board in north carolina changed the rules to allow pepper spray and razors at high schools. however, the board said that it could end up revising the changes. and the board said that pepper spray should be allowed so students can defend themselves so they can be attacked and razors so the students can shave. >> and d